EAS Frequently Asked Questions
Poudre School District's Employee Assistance Services (EAS) program supports employees* and their family members with mental health and substance use services. While the primary focus of EAS is counseling, EAS is also the administrator of PSD’s Mental Health/Substance Use benefit plan. Please call 970-488-4925 to make an appointment with a licensed EAS therapist. EAS is not a walk-in clinic.
Temporary employees, substitutes, and varied hour employees without a pay assignment are not eligible for EAS services
If you don't find answers to your questions about EAS here, please email eas@psdschools.org for information.
- Will my supervisor/colleagues/HR know I went to EAS?
- I don’t have insurance with PSD – can I get free counseling through EAS?
- Can my family members get free counseling too?
- What if I need more than five sessions?
- Am I required to go through EAS first to receive counseling with a network provider? What if I am already seeing a provider?
- Are EAS services only available for work-related issues?
- Can EAS prescribe medication?
- Can I schedule my appointment during work hours?
- Is confidentiality assured?
Will my supervisor/colleagues/HR know I went to EAS?
I don’t have insurance with PSD – can I get free counseling through EAS?
Can my family members get free counseling too?
What if I need more than five sessions?
Am I required to go through EAS first to receive counseling with a network provider? What if I am already seeing a provider?
Are EAS services only available for work-related issues?
Can EAS prescribe medication?
Can I schedule my appointment during work hours?
Is confidentiality assured?
Confidentiality
EAS patients are protected by state and federal laws and regulations, as well as professional ethical standards for counselors. EAS counselors may not release details regarding patient discussions without prior written approval from the patient. State law requires reporting of child/elder abuse or neglect and certain situations of danger to self or others.
EAS Available 24/7
There is no cost for after-hours counseling. All contact is confidential.
For life-threatening emergencies or if you or a loved one is a danger to themselves or others, call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room.

